Merry Christmas 2019: Nostalgia and Painting and Music
For unto you is born this day in the City of David a saviour, which is Christ the Lord.
Christmas Card Carol 2019: City of David
“… unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.”
Musical Horror Stories (in honor of Halloween)
My least-favorite holiday of the year is a good time to share some musical mishaps. 🙂
Star of Wonder… part II
2013’s Christmas Card Carol didn’t get posted until 2014, so it’s fitting that it took me five years to get around to an SSATB and a TTBB.
A Carol to the King: a collaboration—fortunately!
I am the Queen of Plaguing People With Projects
General Conference is the kickoff to Christmas… amiright?
One of my better headlines ever: it combines three of my favorite Autumn things–General Conference, Football and Christmas.
This was a bit surreal… (cue the Twilight Zone music)
My kids used weird e-mail handles when they were little. I never thought I’d see them 20 years later on a list of blocked hacking attempts.
Rock of Ages II: A Painting Comes to Life
Combining music and visual art adds a new dimension to the message, and helps me see the meaning of the song in new ways.
The Deadline Approaches!
Submissions for the new hymn book/children’s songbook project can be uploaded on the Church website through 11:59 p.m. MST on Monday, July 1.
About those YouTube ads…
My own mother posted one of my videos to Facebook, and apologized for the ads. I think she was annoyed.
“Holy Places” and “The Shepherd and the Lamb”
Once upon a time, back in February, when it was still cold and wintry and blustery…
In Which “Rock of Ages” Gets the 4/4 Treatment
Maybe that should read “…gets the 4/4 treatment one-and-a-half-handed.
New Hymnbook / Children’s Songbook update
Some updates on the new Hymnbook/Children’s Songbook project of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
0? Maybe you can help me out here…
Really? 0 plays in two days? (Heh… that’s not a new lyric.)
Dream of the Giant Turtle
I am very thankful for hands. Turtles? Not so much.